Sudden firing of Ukrainian public broadcaster’s CEO prompts censorship concerns
On 31st January, during a regular board meeting at Ukraine’s public broadcaster - National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine (UA:PBC) - Director Zurab Alasania was removed from his post.
Lithuania’s government responds to concerns over LRT
The Lithuanian government responded to our concerns on the proposed amendments for the law on the country's public broadcaster.
Law could pose serious threat to independence of LRT
A series of law amendments could put the independence of Lithuania's public service broadcaster at risk.
PMA Response | Independence of public media at risk on the Isle of Man
The Public Media Alliance calls on the Isle of Man's Tynwald to ensure the independence of Manx Radio, the island's public service broadcaster.
Independence of public media at risk on the Isle of Man
Manx Radio’s 50thbirthday celebrations dampened by Select Committee recommendations.
Chairman of ABC Board resigns
The Chair of Australia’s public broadcaster has resigned following accusations of political interference.
Media in Pakistan facing clampdown ahead of elections
Journalists and media houses are facing an unprecedented level of threats and restrictions, which have been intensifying ahead of the country’s elections later this month.
Danish Broadcasting Corporation and public service broadcasting under threat
Ten Directors-General of public service companies in Europe sign statement in support of Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR).
Restructure highlights ongoing struggle for TBC
The repositioning of two prominent journalists sparks further concern of government interference at the Tongan public broadcaster.
EBC: One year later
In September 2016 Brazil's new government began to threaten EBC with a series of changes. One year later, journalists are still denouncing the dismantling of public broadcasting in the country.